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chasbaz
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Hello,
Looking for help from a Brading history expert please!
This is another attempt to track where my ggggfr lived in Brading.
Name: Capt Joseph William Bazalgette, RN.
Born: 1783 London, Died: 1849 Ryde
He is buried in Brading churchyard and must have lived at or close to Brading - I guess in a fairly substantial house.
He died at Lind St, Ryde, but I think this was probably a hospital or nursing home.
He is in the 1841 census as living in Hamilton Terrace, Maida Vale. He sold this house in 1847, so he may have bought a house in Brading then or earlier. So he may only have lived there for two years before his death. His wife moved to Tonbridge some time after he died - presumably she had family there.
Any help gratefully received!
Thanks,
Charles
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Bazalgette, but mainly not FH information.
Writing e-bio of Jean Louis Bazalgette.
Researching for e-bio of Captain Joseph William Bazalgette, RN
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bearkat
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There is a will for Joseph William BAZALGETTE of Saint Marylebone , Middlesex on the National Archives site. If you haven't already got a copy it might give the name of his IOW house.
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Middx - Vaus, Roberts, Eversfield, Inman, Star, Holbeck, Wyatt, Bickford, Smith, Redwood
South Stoneham, Hants - Small, Hammerton, Grist, Fryer, Trodd
Beaulieu/Boldre, Hants - Woodford, Croutear, Beck, Bendell, Keeping, Harding
Kent - Bayly, Borer, Mitchell, Plane, Vernon, Farrance, Chapman, Medhurst, Lomax, Wyatt
Devon - Tope, Bickford, Foster
YKS - Quirk, McGuire, Benn
Nott/Derbs - Slack
Hert - Barnes
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bearkat
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I've found his death notice in The Times but it just says he died in Ryde. 
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Middx - Vaus, Roberts, Eversfield, Inman, Star, Holbeck, Wyatt, Bickford, Smith, Redwood
South Stoneham, Hants - Small, Hammerton, Grist, Fryer, Trodd
Beaulieu/Boldre, Hants - Woodford, Croutear, Beck, Bendell, Keeping, Harding
Kent - Bayly, Borer, Mitchell, Plane, Vernon, Farrance, Chapman, Medhurst, Lomax, Wyatt
Devon - Tope, Bickford, Foster
YKS - Quirk, McGuire, Benn
Nott/Derbs - Slack
Hert - Barnes
L'pool- Plumbe
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bearkat
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Have you tried the IOW records Office?
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Middx - Vaus, Roberts, Eversfield, Inman, Star, Holbeck, Wyatt, Bickford, Smith, Redwood
South Stoneham, Hants - Small, Hammerton, Grist, Fryer, Trodd
Beaulieu/Boldre, Hants - Woodford, Croutear, Beck, Bendell, Keeping, Harding
Kent - Bayly, Borer, Mitchell, Plane, Vernon, Farrance, Chapman, Medhurst, Lomax, Wyatt
Devon - Tope, Bickford, Foster
YKS - Quirk, McGuire, Benn
Nott/Derbs - Slack
Hert - Barnes
L'pool- Plumbe
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bearkat
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or an Historical Directory
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Middx - Vaus, Roberts, Eversfield, Inman, Star, Holbeck, Wyatt, Bickford, Smith, Redwood
South Stoneham, Hants - Small, Hammerton, Grist, Fryer, Trodd
Beaulieu/Boldre, Hants - Woodford, Croutear, Beck, Bendell, Keeping, Harding
Kent - Bayly, Borer, Mitchell, Plane, Vernon, Farrance, Chapman, Medhurst, Lomax, Wyatt
Devon - Tope, Bickford, Foster
YKS - Quirk, McGuire, Benn
Nott/Derbs - Slack
Hert - Barnes
L'pool- Plumbe
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bearkat
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I've been looking at the Historical Directories site but there doesn't seem to be anything of the right time period for the IOW. All well as listing traders they can mention notable people.
Have you found an obituary in a newspaper? I can't see one in The Times but there might be one in an IOW newpaper.
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Middx - Vaus, Roberts, Eversfield, Inman, Star, Holbeck, Wyatt, Bickford, Smith, Redwood
South Stoneham, Hants - Small, Hammerton, Grist, Fryer, Trodd
Beaulieu/Boldre, Hants - Woodford, Croutear, Beck, Bendell, Keeping, Harding
Kent - Bayly, Borer, Mitchell, Plane, Vernon, Farrance, Chapman, Medhurst, Lomax, Wyatt
Devon - Tope, Bickford, Foster
YKS - Quirk, McGuire, Benn
Nott/Derbs - Slack
Hert - Barnes
L'pool- Plumbe
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Hospitals and nursing homes were not common in the 1840s. Florence Nightingale had not yet been on crusade in the Crimea. I do not think it would have been a hospital.
Lind Street housed St James Chapel, several solicitors, a couple of lodging houses, a day school, a dressmaker, some gentry, a builder, the offices of a couple of insurance agents as well as the Town Hall.
May I suggest that you get in touch with the Brading Town Trust, Mr J R Lee, 42 High Street, Brading, PO36 0DJ. They are supposed to have a website but I get an error and can't find a new link at the moment.
Nell
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